The 15+ Jerry Doyle Quotes

Money Is Only A Vehicle That Provides You With Options, And I Say There's Only One Thing That Money Can't Buy - Poverty.

I'm Not Sure What I Want To Do When I Grow Up, Or If I'm Sure I Ever Want To Grow Up. I'm Sure There Are People That Wish I Would, But You Know, My Mom Will Get Over It.

A Large Part Of The People In Hollywood Are Sheep - And I Don't Say That Unkindly, I Say That Politically - If Spielberg And Streisand And Geffen And The Others Were Republicans Tomorrow, You Would See A Shortage Of Paper To Try And Change Registrations.

When My Dad First Started Out In The Police Force, Wearing The Uniform Was A Sense Of Pride, And It Was Respected In The Community For What The Police Force Was All About. Unfortunately Today, The Uniform Is A Target.

I Believe In Financial Retirement. I Don't Necessarily Believe In Physical Retirement.

Brooklyn, When I Was Growing Up, Was Awesome. It Was Stoopball And Stickball - A Lot Of Kids... The Baby Boom Generation Were All In The Area. It Was Just A Really Great Place.

I Was Never Really Sure What I Wanted To Do - I'm In Awe Of These People Who Knew At Age 10 Or 12 They Wanted To Be A Brain Surgeon, And They Did It, And They Still Are.

I Used To Skip Out Of High School And Go Flying. It Was Just One Of Those Things, I Thought It Was Kind Of A Cool Thing To Do. I Never Thought About Doing That As A Profession, But I Started Checking Things Out And I Found Out There Was A Flight School Down In Daytona Beach, Called Embry-riddle Aeronautical University.

When You're 23, 24 Years Old And Somebody's Given You A Credit Card And Jets And Limos And You Don't Have To Pay The Bill When It Comes In - That's A Pretty Nice Deal.

I Was 35 Years Old And In A Position To Take A Shot At Whatever I Wanted To Try. The Air Force Said I Was Too Old To Fly Fighter Jets. I Thought About Becoming A Fishing Boat Captain, Before Deciding That Acting Seemed Pretty Cool.

I Never Realized That Growing Up In Brooklyn, Flying Jets, Working On Wall Street And Starring In A Sci-fi Series Was The Prerequisite For The Fast-paced Demands Of Talk Radio. But, If That's What It Takes To Succeed, I'm Glad I Did It All.

We Have Common Enemies Today. It's Called Childhood Poverty. It's Called Cancer. It's Called Aids. It's Called Parkinson's. It's Called Muscular Dystrophy.